Iñigo Sánchez-Fuarros
Biographic Data
| ID | 1362559 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Iñigo Sánchez-Fuarros |
| GIVEN NAMES | Iñigo |
| FAMILY NAME | Sánchez-Fuarros |
| SIGNATURE | SÁNCHEZ-FUARROS I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Instituto de Ciencias del Patrimonio |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Sonic touristification and the transformation of Lisbon’s urban ambiances
This article introduces ‘sonic touristification’ as an analytical framework for examining how tourism reshapes urban soundscapes. Drawing on ethnographic research (2012–2024) across three Lisbon neighborhoods, we identify three mechanisms through which tourism alters sonic environments: thematization (commodifying local sounds), equalization (filtering unwanted sounds), and production of new tourist-driven ambiances. Our multi-sited ethnography c…
Más allá de las fosas comunes
Este artículo contribuye al estudio del movimiento memorialista español a partir de la etnografía del laboratorio de la Asociación para la Recuperación de la Memoria Histórica (ARMH). Más allá de las fosas comunes, la lucha por la memoria se sostiene en espacios invisibilizados como éste. Nuestro trabajo de campo presta atención a su vida cotidiana, colaborando con personal científico, activistas, voluntarias y miembros de la asociación que traba…
The Fado Museum
This article explores Lisbon’s Fado Museum as an affective, material, symbolic, and performative site of memory in which different audiences such as tourists and the local fado community converge, without necessarily intersecting. We argue that the Fado Museum has evolved from a mere exhibiting space to become a multivalent “heritage infrastructure” that facilitates new spaces of agency in which novel forms of relating to —and dwelling in— herita…
O Museu do Fado
Este artigo aborda o Museu do Fado, situado em Lisboa, como um espaço mobilizador de imaginários turísticos e de memórias afetivas, simbólicas e performativas no qual convergem, sem necessariamente se cruzarem, diferentes públicos como os turistas, aficionados de fado e a comunidade fadista local. Argumentamos que o Museu do Fado evoluiu de um mero espaço expositivo para se tornar numa “infra-estrutura patrimonial” multivalente que facilita novos…
Le musée du fado
Cet article explore le musée du fado de Lisbonne en tant que site affectif, matériel, symbolique et performatif de la mémoire dans lequel convergent, sans nécessairement se croiser, différents publics tels que les touristes et la communauté locale du fado. Nous soutenons que le musée du fado a évolué d’un simple espace d’exposition à une « infrastructure patrimoniale » polyvalente qui facilite de nouveaux espaces d’action dans lesquels émergent d…
Tourism-Dependent Local Music Ecosystems under Covid-19
This article aims to examine the changing atmosphere of Lisbon’s fado live music scene during the COVID-19 crisis. In particular, it focuses on the effects of the lockdown measures and other public health restrictions on the casas de fado, a distinctive type of local institution where music, tourism and the quest for experiences of authenticity intersect. Drawing on in-person and remote interviews with venue owners, local association representati…
Antropoceno Sónico - Práticas Sonoras para um Ambiente em Mudança (II)
A Sonic Anthropocene. Sound Practices in a Changing Environment
The introduction to this double issue entitled "A Sonic Anthropocene: Sound Practices in a Changing Environment" explores some of the concepts and methodological issues that inform our understanding of what we call the "Sonic Anthropocene". We argue that incorporating practices of listening and aural documentation that register the transformations in the acoustic landscape creates a space of potential for examining the increasing impact of human …
A Sonic Anthropocene. Sound Practices in a Changing Environment
The introduction to this double issue entitled "A Sonic Anthropocene: Sound Practices in a Changing Environment" explores some of the concepts and methodological issues that inform our understanding of what we call the "Sonic Anthropocene". We argue that incorporating practices of listening and aural documentation that register the transformations in the acoustic landscape creates a space of potential for examining the increasing impact of human …
A Sonic Anthropocene. Sound Practices in a Changing Environment
The introduction to this double issue entitled "A Sonic Anthropocene: Sound Practices in a Changing Environment" explores some of the concepts and methodological issues that inform our understanding of what we call the "Sonic Anthropocene". We argue that incorporating practices of listening and aural documentation that register the transformations in the acoustic landscape creates a space of potential for examining the increasing impact of human …
Antropoceno Sónico - Práticas Sonoras para um Ambiente em Mudança (II)
Tourism-Dependent Local Music Ecosystems under Covid-19
This article aims to examine the changing atmosphere of Lisbon’s fado live music scene during the COVID-19 crisis. In particular, it focuses on the effects of the lockdown measures and other public health restrictions on the casas de fado, a distinctive type of local institution where music, tourism and the quest for experiences of authenticity intersect. Drawing on in-person and remote interviews with venue owners, local association representati…
The Fado Museum
This article explores Lisbon’s Fado Museum as an affective, material, symbolic, and performative site of memory in which different audiences such as tourists and the local fado community converge, without necessarily intersecting. We argue that the Fado Museum has evolved from a mere exhibiting space to become a multivalent “heritage infrastructure” that facilitates new spaces of agency in which novel forms of relating to —and dwelling in— herita…
O Museu do Fado
Este artigo aborda o Museu do Fado, situado em Lisboa, como um espaço mobilizador de imaginários turísticos e de memórias afetivas, simbólicas e performativas no qual convergem, sem necessariamente se cruzarem, diferentes públicos como os turistas, aficionados de fado e a comunidade fadista local. Argumentamos que o Museu do Fado evoluiu de um mero espaço expositivo para se tornar numa “infra-estrutura patrimonial” multivalente que facilita novos…
Le musée du fado
Cet article explore le musée du fado de Lisbonne en tant que site affectif, matériel, symbolique et performatif de la mémoire dans lequel convergent, sans nécessairement se croiser, différents publics tels que les touristes et la communauté locale du fado. Nous soutenons que le musée du fado a évolué d’un simple espace d’exposition à une « infrastructure patrimoniale » polyvalente qui facilite de nouveaux espaces d’action dans lesquels émergent d…
Sonic touristification and the transformation of Lisbon’s urban ambiances
This article introduces ‘sonic touristification’ as an analytical framework for examining how tourism reshapes urban soundscapes. Drawing on ethnographic research (2012–2024) across three Lisbon neighborhoods, we identify three mechanisms through which tourism alters sonic environments: thematization (commodifying local sounds), equalization (filtering unwanted sounds), and production of new tourist-driven ambiances. Our multi-sited ethnography c…
Más allá de las fosas comunes
Este artículo contribuye al estudio del movimiento memorialista español a partir de la etnografía del laboratorio de la Asociación para la Recuperación de la Memoria Histórica (ARMH). Más allá de las fosas comunes, la lucha por la memoria se sostiene en espacios invisibilizados como éste. Nuestro trabajo de campo presta atención a su vida cotidiana, colaborando con personal científico, activistas, voluntarias y miembros de la asociación que traba…
Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Cultural Identity and Heritage (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Tourism (3 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Social science (2 works) · 2019-20 coronavirus outbreak (1 work)